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Shimano's Di2 electronic transmission lends itself well to travel bikes as the wires can be connected and disconnected without affecting the adjustment. Holland Cycles adds this custom connector at the joint.

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Holland Cycles' travel bike setup is similar to Ritchey's Breakaway design but with an aluminum coupler.

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The welded-on bullet caps are barely noticeable on this Holland Cycles frame.

Shimano's Di2 electronic transmission lends itself well to travel bikes as the wires can be connected and disconnected without affecting the adjustment. Holland Cycles adds this custom connector at the joint.

James Huang/BikeRadar.com

Holland Cycles' travel bike setup is similar to Ritchey's Breakaway design but with an aluminum coupler.

James Huang/BikeRadar.com

The welded-on bullet caps are barely noticeable on this Holland Cycles frame.

Hunter Cycles also showed off its interpretation of a fat-tired road bike at NAHBS.

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Day Two of this year's North American Handmade Bicycle Show (NAHBS) was no understudy to the day prior – either in terms of the caliber and quality of what we saw or the quantity of people streaming through the doors of the Sacramento Convention Center. In fact, we struggled to get to the remaining booths we had yet to visit so there's still plenty more to see in the days ahead.

In the meantime, please enjoy our next round of images from the biggest NAHBS yet. This year's show isn't even over yet but we're already looking forward to next year's event, which show organizer Don Walker recently announced would be held in Denver, Colorado.